Almost all of us carry a smart phone. As such, we have a perfect opportunity to capture images that might embody some change we have seen in health care. Send it to me at wes - at - medtees dot com, tell me why you think this represents "change," and I'll add them to this blog from time to time if there's enough interest. Be careful not to include any patient images, please (HIPAA frowns on that), and keep the content professional. Send as many as you want, but please don't send super-high res images or my mailbox will become overloaded quickly. (I am celebrating that my blog finally has more than two readers a day!) After I collect as many as I can over the next several months, I'll post all of those I've received in a photoshopped collage, then let people pick the image they feel best depicts health care's most significant "change." So tell friends at the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, retweet the post, put this exceptional contest on Facebook, Pinterest, and LinkedIn - the more the merrier. Then have fun.
What will you receive for your efforts? Once selected, the grand prize winner will receive worldwide recognition as the "The Biggest Change Agent, 2013!" (Sorry, monetary prizes are easily gamed and might miss the spirit of the contest - yes, Virginia, this is strictly for fun and entertainment.) (If someone want's to help contribute some real coin to the effort, e-mail me and maybe we can make a real prize contest out of this...)
So be thinking about this (in all of your spare time), snap a pic, and send it on. I'd love to see what others are seeing around the country (or around the world) as health care changes faster than ever.
To get you started: here's a picture I took today. I think it speaks volumes:
Mailboxes in the Physician Lounge (Click to enlarge) |
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